Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-10-07

Vesial virp,n
Tho outward 1tuoa,,nc, ,vif,.l, t,,is ,.,.,..
Iadv picspnted. pointed In puy,l,u,, rataa,.
than the ~, or self inflicted tort,r. hu,ru
ratiol. or discomfort A H.irof lr..itu.
blur owes. rov, l.u. !lor.,. f,al. d.. l..,..
light curly hair ant plcut- o.. e. 90 ct...
warmed with Sunshine. the Whole fa,. .,r
of possible V,uus. a, the Dplrajn, rI..,.i
cs, o. oh wa, lnl ur AUuli9. n ,I..e', f..i,.
aud % ,,rrir... stature may D.. Outward 1u.
yisil, tus, ms Of p. holy vocation. bur 4..
arc MT pcreiuIiv so r.ad and lc.rr.,d
in the Same way She wore her dress of hell.
utropc SILK trimmed. mounted. and set 1H
with white feathers. as if She felt a solid AID
,uhst ,ntial pleasure in merely ruitinu ou Z.
really beautiful dress. and as She had u..
craving at All for the ciaustraI hlacl, amt
white Ia her hand She coriiod a feather.
/ fan. quite mundane urcfty thing. and o,,
her wrist was mat worldly pai.d. IL colder.
! bracelet set with TURQUOISE. And vet t.t
name was Sihyl Doion.
/ The lanps aud candles Lady hagas,4
had quite an eighteenth century love fo,.
wax Candice-Wcrc lit i'm their place. tho
/ fire was made lU: hut the people had mot
vet arrived Sihyl glanced first at thr
clock-she was i'm good time twenty min.
utcs before the guests would arrive. Thar
she looked in a mirror lust to see if tina,
would confirm the general impro,-ion of h,..
own looking glass and the opinion of hti.
maid. Any girl would do that whctho,
she was a Ncetal or not-ve can pictue IL.
handing round Il tine polished steel miro,
among the real No>tas before tho ladi..
formed thcmselv,, into procession. auu
marched out into tLc o,.rn. grave and SCI
ernn and boaui.i'. thc ugly ones, of cours,
stage MANAGE i.,thcmiddle. ont of sight.
Satisfied 10 see opinion Of the mirror
Sibyl smiled. perhaps at the thought that
She had twenty minutes start Of the otlct
people. who were asked to dinner 1T ~
quarter to eight and would not appear until
that moment It is just possible that size
smiled because she wa, stu carv--as orc.
chucklcs virtuou~,v at getting up hv six.
two hpme hc.s.' anvl" ~ rlse-but yer
haps th..' @as ....,.,. ;'son. for the door
was OF n"u i,u.. % .,. man came ilt--uu-
annoui e. T. u.c.,. staving in thl
house a''l SEQ. l.rI. and laughed
and bu SID .-t,u men al. ruuug mau
after ent,.ng win the greatest proprety
and looking about, and satisfying himself
that there was nobody else in the room. rar
across it with the utmost cagerness aud
'aught both Sibyls hands. and kissed uri.
2 ON both checks and on the lips nith th,.
! most daring Indifference to time and p'ae,
and whispered MY dearest Dodo!" The
( most privileged lover could Ito no more
One might have had a worse kind of lover
Many girls are obliged to put mp with 60
very inferior brand of lover This youul
, man was strong to begin with a mar
I ought to be strong The length ana the
proportions of his limbs, and the depth ot
his chest revealed the athlete. | do not
know his record at ALL nor the length ~
p height of his Jump. or ANYTHING about hi.
performances because these ara. tbin,-.. az
which am profoundly ignorant But
every one says that he was IA good athlete
and one is glad to accept the unanimous
opinion lie was, however. moro than az
athlete 4 first class in the Natural Science
TIipo, and a laboratory record already hon
1 orabc, had prepared him for the post dc
NOW held rs one 90, the Demonstrators ia th,
: huol OF liiuco Thp.c who hold .uch
post look forward to- become Professors a.